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Qian Zhimin pleaded guilty in court! Blue Sky Ge Rui achieved a major breakthrough in cross-border recovery, victims should report their claims as soon as possible.
This article is aimed at the victims of the “Blue Sky Ge Rui” case from 2014 to 2017. It explains the progress of the case and subsequent plans; after reading, please fill out the registration form at the end of the article, which will be submitted by the Mankun Law Firm in conjunction with the UK partner law firm to assert your right to restitution in the UK court. According to a report by Reuters, Qian Zhimin has pleaded guilty in the Southwark Crown Court in London on September 29, 2025! She is currently detained awaiting sentencing. Qian Zhimin's defense lawyer initially maintained a not guilty plea, but then changed to a guilty plea in court. This significant shift is a key piece of good news for domestic victims, marking a breakthrough in the transnational recovery of the Lantian Ge Rui case! We strongly urge all victims: please seize this critical opportunity and complete the creditor declaration for victims as soon as possible. Only by proactively asserting your rights can you strive for your rightful share in the subsequent asset recovery!
Qian Zhimin pleaded guilty in court: he admitted to committing the crimes of “holding criminal property” and “transferring criminal property.” Source: Reuters The case process has accelerated into the sentencing stage. According to the Criminal Procedure Rules in the UK, once a defendant pleads guilty in the Crown Court, the court can directly record the conviction based on the confirmation of the guilty plea, without needing to conduct a full trial of facts, and instead move on to the sentencing stage. In simple terms, this is equivalent to a “shortcut” in legal proceedings — pleading guilty eliminates the need for both the prosecution and defense to engage in lengthy and complex evidence presentation and debate over the facts of the crime, significantly shortening the overall litigation cycle. For the victims, the most direct benefit is that the core objective of asset recovery — the court issuing a “confiscation order” and a “compensation order” — will be initiated more quickly, becoming a powerful tool to safeguard the rights and interests of the victims. The court has the authority to issue a compensation order during the sentencing phase. According to the Powers of Criminal Courts (Sentencing) Act 2000 in the UK, after a conviction entered, the court has the authority to issue a Compensation Order during the sentencing phase, requiring the defendant to compensate the victim for the losses caused by the crime. The policy of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in the UK also states: “When a victim has suffered a loss, the court may order the defendant to pay compensation.” What is a compensation order? It is a type of ancillary order, a court order requiring the defendant to compensate the victim for losses resulting from the crime; it is usually issued during the sentencing or ancillary proceedings phase, and in practice, the court typically arranges a special hearing. Therefore, although Qian Zhimin's confession itself will not result in a compensation order, the confession will speed up the sentencing phase, and thus a compensation order is usually issued earlier. What impact does it have on the victim? Qian Zhimin's guilty plea fundamentally changed the nature of the case:
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